BOLDEN African News · Thursday 5 November 2026
Kenya's National Infrastructure Fund has secured US$2.7 billion, Kindiki tells CHOGM
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki told the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting executive retreat that Kenya's National Infrastructure Fund has secured US$2.7 billion in capital. The government aims to raise ten dollars of private investment for every dollar committed through the fund. Priorities include highways, railways, airports, seaports, renewable energy and water harvesting for irrigation.
Why it matters
The fund is Kenya's main route for drawing private capital into infrastructure without adding to public debt.
Source: Citizen Digital · 5 November 2026